XRP ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to 11 Days as Wall Street Firms Reveal Holdings

US spot XRP exchange traded funds have now recorded net inflows for eleven consecutive trading sessions, pulling in roughly $170 million during the run even as XRP’s price has cooled off from its late-August highs.

Steady Inflows Continue Despite Price Pullback

The funds added another $14.38 million on Tuesday, pushing total inflows since their November launch to approximately $1.68 billion. Franklin Templeton’s XRP fund led the day with $6.63 million, followed by Grayscale at $4.72 million.

The inflow streak began on August 18 and has held steady through a choppy stretch for the token. XRP traded around $1.33 early Wednesday, down from about $1.45 on August 27 but still well above the roughly $1 level it held in mid-August. For comparison, Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $2.26 billion over just six sessions in late August, more than XRP funds have collected since launch.

Goldman Sachs Tops Institutional Holders List

Quarterly 13F filings compiled from Bloomberg Intelligence data show Goldman Sachs held the largest disclosed institutional position in XRP ETFs as of the end of the second quarter, with about $87.4 million in exposure. Jane Street followed with $16.6 million, and Millennium Management held $16.2 million.

Why These Holdings Don’t Tell the Full Story

Large ETF positions from firms like Goldman don’t necessarily reflect a directional bet on XRP. They may instead stem from market-making activity, basis trading, or executing orders on behalf of wealth management clients. The filings also don’t show whether these firms hedged their exposure elsewhere through futures or other instruments.

Investment Advisers Lead Institutional Category

Among all disclosed holders, investment advisers accounted for the largest share at about $120 million of the $183 million total, with their holdings growing by roughly $90 million during the quarter. Hedge funds held about $25 million, brokerages held $17 million, and banks accounted for around $14 million.